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Old 08-05-2006, 02:16 PM
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Hard to start 87

Since i bought my truck it has been hard to start. It usaully take 2-3 turn overs to get going(cold engine). I am thinking about a new fuel filter and maybe like some gumout type stuff to clean the injector. Anybody have any experiance with this problem? thanks
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Re: Hard to start 87

Have you replaced the cap, rotor, plugs, and wires yet? I also have an '87 2.8L V6 and had the same exact problem. Replaced those and the battery cables and it fires right up.
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Re: Hard to start 87

To give a really blan reply...

Fuel, Spark, and Air

one most be lacking, just a matter of finding out
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Re: Hard to start 87

$50 into cap, rotor, wires, plugs, and coil and it is not much better. Anymore ideas?
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Check the fuel pressure. Mine, at least, was the pump going out.

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$50 into cap, rotor, wires, plugs, and coil and it is not much better. Anymore ideas?
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Re: Hard to start 87

yours is an 87 its throttle body injected have you checked fuel filter or pump wires it might be piston rings there are a number of things i had the same thing i replace soleniod on the starter and put an additive to restore the seals its called engine restore it comes in a pop top can and its thick and blue its costs about 5-6 bucks works really good though
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